How a Product Owner delivers data value and visibility
Ennatuurlijk
- Customer case
- Data projects
- Data Strategy
- Product & Project Management



At Ennatuurlijk, we have been working with the Data & Analytics team to deliver on their data strategy. When their Product Owner unexpectedly became unavailable, we were able to step in quickly. What began as a temporary replacement grew into a partnership in which we shaped the organisation’s data-driven ways of working together.
The data team at Ennatuurlijk develops products such as dashboards and analyses that help colleagues make better-informed decisions. The role of the Product Owner is crucial in this: providing direction, maintaining oversight, and bridging the gap between technical solutions and the organisation’s needs.
Approach
Step 1: Strengthening collaboration
Our first step was to strengthen collaboration within the team, which had just grown from three to eight members. This expansion required a different way of working, both within and outside the team. Through agile methods, we continuously improved collaboration, resulting in a strong and cohesive team.
Step 2: Set priorities
In a parallel strategic process, our data strategy consultants worked with Ennatuurlijk’s leadership team to define three clear data ambitions. These ambitions provided direction and helped prioritise the digital initiatives and data products to be delivered. Read more on how we did this here.
Step 3: Create a roadmap
Our Product Owner and the stakeholders of Ennatuurlijk then specified which data products were needed to realise these ambitions. We elaborated these in a roadmap. Based on impact and feasibility, we determined which initiatives would be tackled in the short term and which would not (yet) be tackled. The Product Owner brought the right people together to prioritise initiatives per phase.
Step 4: Stay flexible
As the organisation continued to evolve, flexibility remained essential. Thanks to agile ways of working, the team could respond quickly to new developments without losing sight of the bigger picture. The Product Owner regularly coordinated with departmental managers and executives, ensuring that progress was also visible at leadership level.
Step 5: Activate data
Another key responsibility for the Product Owner was data activation — ensuring that data was actually being used. We involved end users from the start, provided demos, collected feedback and encouraged the organisation to work in a data-driven way. This ensured that solutions met real needs and became part of daily operations.
Results
Data now holds an active and meaningful role in the organisation’s daily work. Colleagues feel more engaged because they are involved from the outset. They can see what is being developed, why it’s being done, and how it supports their goals. This clarity has created structure, shared ownership, and greater support across the business.
The data ambitions have been made tangible and now serve as a compass for everything the team undertakes. This leads to sharper priorities, better-informed decisions, and noticeably more efficient operations. Products are better aligned with real-world needs, actively used, and demonstrably valuable. As a result, the data team is making a visible contribution to achieving the organisation’s broader objectives.
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